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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 30, 1910 · page 2

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' a hour; Flying
ordans

COMEDIAN

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A eraéiat. arraacriou
Livingston
8t Co.

”The Man From Italy"

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ALSO NEW MOTION PICTURES
MA‘l'iNEE DAILY AT 2 P. M.
EVENING.2 2oomoiete ehowe. AT 7
AND 9 O'CLOCK.

 

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ISH‘ANGE 0F VAUDEVILLE MON-
3 DAY AND THURSDAY. MOTION
' PICTURES DAILY

3 PRICES:
Matineenm. .eenotiic
Inertia... ....... .........10and15o
lost seate ......2llo

iteev-ou

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Jewett Piano. by Steinel-t A Gone A
‘ Oo.. Used Exclueively

EASE BALL

AMUSEMENT PARK

MEADOW STREET.

Wanbury vs. Norwalk
Series

Second in Series

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33sA'runoav, JULY son
Denbury at Norwalk

3:80 P. M.

ADMISSION. 25 cams

IOYO UNDlii 12 YEARS. iii CENT.
., Brand Itantl Free to Leelee.

m- 1...:
Excursion: to Huntington and
Valley Grove
eouuea rm: TABLE-

....On anti arm mouoav. Lion: zo. mo
‘ w'flte New and Gommeoieue

Steamer Huntington

Capt. Was. 0. Young
3 . Will runnaiollowe. ,.
Lea” Huntington for Nomilt Men-
3"... land Fridayefi at o: Is I. rm. and
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fl and Fridaya at 8:25 a. m., and
a: pa M.
EXCURSION TIOKI‘N. 50o.

Glitterati ii to 12 yeare. lauureion 85o;
Single Fare 250.

Miles or ten or more can matte a er-
manta With tho Captain to etch
Valley (trove. "

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a Recreation Tours
“ SIMON Mo
and. to.” and III eo-—:i. tier
‘ Bali! Jilly Iii. ill. 30;
“6,18,20,27
. Mounteine, ”hull-day tripe.
ya. July til umat i. to. :9.
.Ne orit Hotha
July til Auaiint

trawl day Mon.
til 8. 22.
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rout ”tuition nonrandom
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plain alto anti Beretoee
ham-tiny trip. eailey. line iii
leotie. Mai-day trio. Hoosier.

Iv Lure Gavel-tie anti Ween
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meal.» nm pew-n»

HE SIMPLY WANTED. A CHEW.

They tell u atory in ono of the cigar
uterus of this city oi an old man who
entered the other day. wearing a long
white board and commending respect
at once, and uniting to look at home or
the highest priced emailing toheoco in
the place. These were sharia him than
he wanted something cheaper and
eventually worked down in price mu-
ttully until he was admiring a paukaeo
oi Mrs. Miller“ a waiting at title
loberly tor a low momenta he turned
to the proprietor with: "Bay. could Nil

 
 

 

‘ give a tollow a ohawi“ The proprietor

accommodated him and the old man
thnnihh‘al WEE“ loit the store, while the
nmhrlotor ll Mpultlng hack tho ar-
ray oi anode that he had taken down. -
Exchange.

High Grade Ball Bearing
LA‘
MOWERS
. Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators

Brandt Sprayers

Wire Netting
And All Seesouable Goods

 

 

 

 

Ill WASHINGTON CTR"?
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GLOVE R’S

‘THE PLACE"

 

KEEP YOUR FEET COOL THESE
HOT DAY WITH THE

ELITE
Oxford

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Bathing Shoes
Tennis Shoes

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Two Stone.
Norwellt So. Nor-wells

 
 

was!“ a»... ......

WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES

 

will be in great demand. so it you
want to be ready for the

heat. order your Gee
flange today

in":

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lililiili E. Dill

 

Fathom-Morning . . . . .l’oaoo
Quartet—~"Jeeua. lover at my aoui"
William

Quafiot4~"Auother eta tinye' work Ia
one ..................Bahnoulter
Poatludo—~Pontliidluin . . . . . , Brittle

We
Proinden—lhteraieato ...... Kioln
Quartet-"8un of my aoul' .ito nor
Quartotmwlux ya to the Lord".. ray
Pmtiudemoflortoire in it

J. M. Lorain. Jr.

Knight Street A. M. 12 Church tout
services Rev 3 ll V.(iumbe, peator
-Tho liov. Dr. Win E. C. Gumbo, oi
Middltltown, N Y. will preach all day.
At 11 a. in he will preach at the tent
upon the eulsloct. The King‘a lnauranee
Company. At 8 D in. he will pruaoh
tho baptismal «men at the South
Norwailt iii. )2. Church. Subject. Are
We Baptized With John'a Baptisms or
Chrlet'a Bauttan'ti At 8 u. as. he will
preach at the tent on tho euhitiot oi'

 

After the Bell ie Over. After the bail.
tiamat eermon at the Ninth Norwailt

M E. Church. Sunday afternoon. at' 3’

ii. in. eevorei candidates will he bat»
tiaoti hy humor-aloe.
OONOIIOATIONAL.

The South Norweik Congregational
Church, Charloa 8. Maolariand. paetor
“Morning eorvice at two a. at. at,
which the paetor will preach. A oar-
dlel Welcome la extoutiod to vinttore.
and regular scale are appointed them
during the summer.

it‘ll-at Congregational Church. Nora
wellt. (loom l). Egbert, eastern-Morn-
ing aorvlho at lazuli; uroeohlnx hy the
Rev. A. F. Board. DJ). Sunday aohmi
untitled until September 4. No oran-
iug service until the wtor‘a return.

Music at Firni Church, Norwallt:

Morning.
Platinum—Entree.» and Procoealouai.
truth the Marriage Malia .......

Theo Dubola
Jilin lord is My Shepherd

Hoary Stuart
lloamnaowlio Shall Come Down Lilia

liuoim

Rain .. ............... N. H. Allen
Quench—Hum”; the Bridegroom
Consent P. A. Schneritor

l’oiitludo'w-Prelutio In C. Minor . ..
J. B. llarh (riled July 28, 1760.)
Thorn will ho no tnrthor aorvicra at
thin churrh until the Ilret Sunday in
September.
IAPTII‘I'.
80th Norwuik linutlst Church
"Tho lioality of Human Life" will he
tho auhieot oi the imtor'a eormon to-
morrow morning. The euhioot oi the
evening atlrlmaa will ha "The Mondale
oi Unreal." Ilihlo eeitool at. iii o'cloolt
ii. Y. I'. i‘. at 6:30. The quartet hae
prepared a brilliant program tor the
last Sunday bolero tta vacation. as tol-
iowa:
Morning.
t'roiuao “U0?! moto murderous
lleitry Smart
Arithom~”'l‘ho lam! in My lloclt“

Woodman
anomaly-"mi iho mos oi My
mouth" .................... Truoito
tiiiortory v-a"Noaror. My (30d. to Thee"
achnocltor
Poatludo ............... 'l‘. I}. Shepard
Evening.
Prelude—-

a. Melodie .......... J. Rhotnhernr
h. Northern Song itlrotlne to
Iladei ........ Rom. Schumann
Anthom~~~"0h. hour oi iadoloaa avion-

tlor" ....................... 8M“

Khartoum-r "Koch Then my Stripe.

Loril' ..................... (lahriel
("lottery—«"1 Heard the Voice of do
aue Say" ................. Iiiiohrier
Anthom—-—"80ttl,v Now the Light oi
Day" ................... . . . . .Novin
Poatiudo March ........ new. Baillie
Ilrnr‘o lluilllni t‘hurrh Sunday Io!"
vim»: ii a. m. preaching; lizilo ii.

iii, Sunday nrhool; younx enmiilo‘a
mooring, ti-ih, iipooiai aors'lro at
7: In. the taoutythird annivuraery of
tho Norwelh lotiao oi Odd Fellnwa
Program an feline-m
Blurring—wily i‘otsutr). "flu or Theo.
arr-lotion llttltllnxhlim. w. ll. Flatter.
Preyer~iiro .l. A. Puller, ohaulaln.
Singing-«Choir.
Andrew lift). or. M. Jeohtin. l'. 8
Boioere. John D. Taylor,
Andrea-mum" I.. P. iiaiioy. Moat
Noble Governor of the Honeehold oi
Ruth.
BinalowCholr.
8orrnnn~ ituv. I.. (I. Nichole.
PrayarJ—llro. John ii. Taylor,
Binalnr choir
Adamo—«l E. llawlrina
Collection
Mentor or Coromonioe»~~N. at. Jack

m.
Mentor oi Reowtlonww. J. Whaley.
Program ()ommittoowl. It}. liohiiiiia.
(I. 1). Lloyd.

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IPIOOOFAL.

Paula Pariah Rev. tannin it
liuwoil. rooteréwim a. ro.. iton com
munton: to: no a lit. In! prayer
and moron: iii uh. I! can «drool; it

o m. Huntley arhooi at at AMWI.
Wluhihenit It is in. Mauluhmm

without attrition 'I‘ho line mill).
Wood. at Gilli .hetihew oi Biihoii
Wood. tli‘fl .i‘rlii he tuitiha

the aort'ihea during the month it “and? Ill

euet lander eeryloea WWII at mt”
uauai halite, tale eleven
the ltd-eat oi the haematite
met It anti the heel of It. W
MIN Alarm II. fill lie“ 10‘. I.
may eohoot will he o3oeed for Ae-
om Ghuroh. the
Warner. terror: the on
Trial as‘i‘he uelehi'atloe oi
”m“ moth? {iii}? ”m"
m?!” a
will?“ Wt .
News warmer ’
the median m.

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THE

Thorough preparation
Limited number of be

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SCHOO

figment), court.
A Day and Home School for Boys.

in the home of the Head tor.
t for email boys
for Catalogue. Addroaa

RALPHERSKINEREARICKAB..M.S., lleellaeter

ThirtyoFlftls
Year.

for college or onetime.
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Amerioen Leaner“: Starring.

Veeteroay‘e Reunite.
Now York 5. match I.
l’liillmr- 7. I‘iuotunati 1i.
Philadelphia 5. ltrooltlyn ll.
I‘hioago 6. 8| Mule I.

Netionet League wltanaine.

PA).
Philadelphia ....... it! till .663
New York ........ (:3 Ill .5”
Bolton ............ 53 ill .590
Detroit . .htl II .M’
Clovellnd .......... to dis .dhfi
Weehiuaton ........ its on .03:
i‘hlrun . .. . . . ... .85 hit .398
Bi. Umla ........... ’21 is. .389

Yeetereay'a Mite.
Philadelphia 4, Wanliiuaion 0.
New Vorlt It. ltoeiou I.

Dotmli I. Chit-m tl

urn u lit. iiuiin

Ira. Willis Strong hae roturi’totl to
New (tnnanu truth a pleaeanl eolourn
at liello ialeud,

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Tho Talmud“ iiill Huntley erhooi
enjoyed a pirnlc at Rollin Point.
'l‘huraoey.

 

Mr. and hire. Frank threat and
daughter. Helm. of Now We. are

‘ occupying a voltage at Belle lelauil

Ior ilio Iummor.
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Mien tram. MPKMHOI. oi New «-
uaaa. was a traitor at the invitieou
coitus on iioiio jeoeutiylelaud. 5

hire. Ilrhen winner Weird daughter.

Harriette at Not: mello-
ioe a vtait at liiultory ohm Mre. Jo-
aouh t‘rawiorti iotnod them Saturday

and will tumult wine time in that nloel
ant locality.

(T. J. Hitter-tie. {If Willi". Deli
hury. want In mun {teach in viait hie
denahtrr, Mrn. Willl‘ur Thoraoaon. who
la attending savor-at wattle at that re

eort.

 

and Who srhul
aria: at their out-
all! iorM
user, i

The flit-am Mi
oe .riho am an
:‘J"”" iii“: “Min"
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“‘th avenue, with
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BAIEIALL
Connecticut League Standing.
, w. So.
Waterbury ......... to till .598
llritlaoiiort . . . . . .4? ‘33 .588
New liriitiln ....... ill 38 .633
New Haven ........ 43‘ Il .l’lzti
Springfield ......... i! All .
lihrtl'ord . .....os t0 .4er
Northampton ........:lil i? .473
iiolyoho ........... 29 ill .363
Veeterday'e Invite. ,
tiringoport 3. Springfield 0.
Now liavun I. Waterbury 2. .
iiartlord ti. Northampton 5.
New liriiain ti. iloiyoho :i ttirat
tremor: New liritain it llolyolio I: izoo~i

3. l iinnl-hiward St. John ior nromotinit tho

' r 's“ movomom.

llll‘t‘elfillg' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ’ “g :32 3;: What the team noode moetly now la
NM Y3"! 33: 36 '57; no estimators oi mod e-ili in the way
(‘Inrinuall It 2:00 of lateral. toward the anon on tho
3.3333333333333333“ 3 3; .3 tier! ur the meteorite of tho diets-tot
tit- tannin 3 3 7 3 . .39 “3 ‘3“ riapooieily important and necessary to
333.00.333.33 3 ‘3“ {33, 'w. the euocua oi the tooth la the auwort
"Wm; 33-3. :1“? at all the ladlee of the vicinity. which

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BASEBALL IN DIOAD RIVER.

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New Teens Ital-tea Cornooeeo Entirely
oi Reelttent Pleyare.

For abate noeeoua out Broad River
hasohall onthuataate have talked about
organising a huohall team. At last.
after many attenuate thou, membere
at tho rommunity whoa! athletic too-
lItiuiialee and aeolratioue are most murlt
ed have been aeteotod to iuriuor tho.
interest of the grand old game in their
holghhorhood The teens. at the start
{will not challenge any oi the hi3

 

league team inception her-haul tho’
3N" York mantel hot the members

horas that. under the able management
All Harry A. Vail and tho othoieut can
isatnry or Thomas Jamee. and the rare
at good luck beaming from their mus

out, Paul Jackson Janine to win at
loaat twruioually Anywav ovary
‘momhrr oi the team will play tor all
ltho extort that it la poasubie to secure
limits a clean game. eiurh credit to

tilt mean only for them to drop their
limiting and sveahlaa on Saturday alter.
owner. to raise up the more onliithtou~
in; dulioa oi "roman" to the national

‘ The .M. Read Co:

 

name aa donoaatretod hy eolniy timed
River players. The team already he:

The uniiortna will ho hlue.
while trimmlm. and it la expected

who will he played.

The diamond ia on the Auetin proh-
eriy on Silvertuine areauo, ommlto
lire-ail airoet.

DUMMII CHUNG” SERVICES.

Union Meeting. at the South Nomlit

Churches to la Held Neat Month.

Thu 80th Nowell: Congregational
Church hae leaned ita eumotor too
tram. running through July, Annut
and September.

lir. Maoiarlaiul will [smarts up to
and iorlinlie; Sunday. Annual 7th, on
Sunday mime.

auodaya. Auguet Nth. lint and 88th.
tho church will participate in union
aoreiooe Bentley morning and em-
iuaa, with tho Bautlet and Methodist
Churrhoe.

On Sunday. Amet Ital. the union
eervioee will he held at the Guam“!
tloael (thumb. the preacher being liar.
Charles r. Taylor. of tee Weetport
Datamation! 0h oral

The regular Sunday morning eer-
vloe. iolloerl the union «retool, will
he reettei Ia itiegllier Ills. The
preacher on tile lead» will he Rev.
AllltilI if Board. 0.0.. honour! sec
rotary oi the American Iliaaiouary Ae'

eoelatloit. ~

$35 and Union Moder
aolsool wt hit in reenter
tlurloa the «seam at I: to ooloolt.
Issue: at

tier-outta.
The evening eel-vice and the other
waterbegrlcoa will all he resumed in
him
Dr. leviathan trill! he with hie iam-
ily at Bethlehem. New lieutpahiru tor
a tlaso alter MB! 1th.”

"OVAL ARRIVALS.

WM. it Mar. Meant
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" hint. or a. iiuriuutt. ovum; t. stints.

Hum: w it M. Whom”
ii Cerium ll“ 13.. lioiltnu: i". B. line'—
flgtH. .W New Philadelphia:
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my?

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ea one wife. our:
will!“ it“: Glam 1‘ merit.
(item 0. yeast“. city; 0
Yet .

DOV mom Hill.
31%": Grant. berm known

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Wk heeled thirtieth
,lii‘ enmte to

or
Montages. who»

retried
if" i,yaieitt 3w We! have Won.
WW 1
Hart. 2 Ho lilo.
aria-tits Wool

will Illilllti
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the aaeuranoo or aucceae on this acoro. ;
with ”

that they will he la the oluh'a pome- 1
alon lay neat Saturday. when the tlret {

It will he enters '

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The Store Cloaoe at 5 p. m. Except Saturdeye. 3 ~.

 

Tile Mitisununer Sale of
Furniture

ens Monday. August First. and
Continues until Saturday the Thirteenth

This will he a wolconw announcement to hundreds who
have been waiting and asking about the Furniture Sale. it
is to be the largest and most aortiprelicnsive.sale of House
Furnishings that we have ever held. Most generous dis»
counts are applied on entire stocks and aside from those
are specially listed articles in the several Furnishing Dc—
partniaiits

Twenty oer cent. Disaount on

Furniture in regular stock outside special lists Office For

uiture and Dinin Chairs reserved from the sale
Dinner Sate, Tabla G aeewarc and Kitchenware.
Table Linens. except a tow tapt'rial grades 7»
Fancy Linens. Fancy China. Pillow Cases and Linen Sheets
Ardalian Rugs Hi all sites.

an.

.04

Ten per! cent. Discount on

Carpets. Rugs. except some restricted lines and Curtains.
Upholatery and Drapery Fabrics.
Dinnerware in Stock Patterns.
Linen Towels.

One-third off on Brass Beds

on certain lines.

This, it will he acknowledged, oflers a wonderful chance
in mid to home furnishings at‘ecouomical rates. Details will
follow lll Monday 5 papers lake account of needed articles
and make arrangements to attend on the opening days.

The D. M. Read Co.

 

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Log Cabin
BUGS

WE HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF THESE POPULAR RUG!

 

Bin 24 by 35 3* Sin 4 it. by 7 it.
‘1’ t s

“Mr" ”I“ 8im6it.byiiit.

Blue 30 hy 60

Si 'lill 7' Blushinby 12”.
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JUST THE THING FOR SUMMER CDTTAGES, AND IN FACT AL.

A Dickerman St

84 Washington St. 80. Norilelk
Telephone no

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